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The Situation:  

The home team has their ace going who has been nearly unhittable. He has a fastball/curve ball combination that has proven difficult for any team to score off of throughout the season and he’s destined to be a high draft pick. In the early innings, the visiting team can’t seem to get anything going. They are chasing the curve ball in the dirt and getti...


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Below, we update a previously posted article to keep up with changing attitudes to the changes we see in the game.

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“The ballplayer who loses his head, who can’t keep his cool, is worse than no ballplayer at all.”–Lou Gehrig

There’s no deb...


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The Situation:

There’s no one on and no one out in the top of the third of a 1-1 game. The field is a bandbox, to add to the small dimensions, the wind is blowing out.

The Play:

The leadoff hitter smashes a first pitch hanging breaking ball into the left-center field gap. The center fielder gets a great beat on the ball and gains groun...


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Are you detail oriented enough to get recruited?

We received an email from a college recruiting coordinator some time ago asking us to write an article on attention to detail. Coach J was frustrated after receiving another poorly written email from a recruit. He found spelling/grammatical errors and it was generally hard to read and understand what the player was try...


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The Situation: 

There are 2 outs in the top of the 6th inning of a 4-3 ballgame. The first two outs of the inning come quick and the defense is looking to get back in the dugout and add to their lead. That’s where the trouble starts. The pitcher falls behind the 3rd  hitter of the inning 3-0 with 3 non-competitive pitches. Then he throws a borderline fastball on the ou...


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